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Singaporeans again top the wanna-be job hoppers poll, remaining the most disloyal employees in Asia.

With this grand opening, RWS expects 16 million visitors for 2011.

And they’re said to be going at prices around 14% to 35% cheaper than similar resale flats in their areas.

Expected to open in 2012, the seven-storey Equarius Hotel will offer 172 guestrooms.

Singapore’s major companies including SIA and Singtel have paid special and unexpected dividends to shareholders following good Q12011 earnings.

Forecast for the commercial and industrial markets was based on the projected economic growth of 4-6%. According to DTZ’s Money into Property report, the Singapore office market is ranked among the top five in the HOT category in Asia Pacific.

New projects in the industry from 2006 seen to add S$590mn to GDP and 2,300 jobs.

No Midnight Express, this $175 million hotel will feature the country’s largest spa.

CIMB is backing club with SC Global’s Simon Cheong and Straits Trading’s Chew Gek Khim among the ten founding advisors.

Buyers have until noon on July 7 to make their bid, so be quick.

SIAS has taken up the fight on behalf of investors, but so far the directors of this failed investment scheme are refusing to talk to them.

The aftershocks reached Singapore’s electronics supply chain and bad news in Pharma point to a slowing economy.

Worst month since January has traders fretting.

Another sign the US is in decline?

Although it sees SIA standing a chance unlike many other airlines which failed to differentiate their LCC product.

DBS is forecasting a 1.4% year-on-year contraction, the first since November 2009.